Help! Are These Authentic/OEM Mission E Rims?

[hologramsummer]

An independent used car dealer in my area is selling new Mission E rims, for about $1000 per piece ($4000 total). I'm not sure why, but I got sketchy vibes from this car dealer. These are the photos that were provided to me. Can anyone verify if these are authentic Mission E rims? I've never actually seen them in person so I'm afraid I might miss some of the subtleties that folks on here would easily pick up on. Thanks

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[SergeyIndy]

They look legit to me from the pictures.

 

[mystermykee]

An independent used car dealer in my area is selling new Mission E rims, for about $1000 per piece ($4000 total). I'm not sure why, but I got sketchy vibes from this car dealer. These are the photos that were provided to me. Can anyone verify if these are authentic Mission E rims? I've never actually seen them in person so I'm afraid I might miss some of the subtleties that folks on here would easily pick up on. Thanks

New? 1k a piece is pretty cheap. I can understand your skepticism.

 

[hologramsummer]

New? 1k a piece is pretty cheap. I can understand your skepticism.

Sorry I should mention it's 1k for the rims alone (no tires/TPMS included). But yeah, I'm a bit skeptical and will likely walk away from the offer.

 

[Trogdors_Peasant]

The part numbers are

9J1601025AA

9J1601025AB

It looks like one of your pics shows "...25AB" on an 11.5" rear, which is the correct part number. So they have a good chance of being legit. I haven't heard of fakes actually having the same part numbers printed. Most are 19 or 20" fakes.

 

[Vercingetorix]

I bet the reproduction wheels weigh more than the OEM. These look legit to me.

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